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Experts to discuss Japan's plans for two iPS cell treatments(www3.nhk.or.jp)
1 points by e12e 8mo ago|1 comments
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by e12e 8mo ago
Nice link - still relevant IMNHO - even though it's from 2021. Discussed at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28892933
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by e12e 8mo ago
I think this continued anthropomorphism "Have you tried asking about..." is a real problem. I get it. It quacks like a duck, so seems like if you feed it peas it should get bigger ". But it's not a duck. There's a
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by e12e 8mo ago
Google gave us Wave - surely that's enough? /s
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by e12e 8mo ago
Apparently windows 11 still ships with classic notepad? https://github.com/christian-korneck/classic-windows-notepad
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by e12e 8mo ago
Very excited to see some new developments around foss calendar solutions.
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by e12e 8mo ago
No, no, no - Villa Starlight was the prison the Tessier-Ashpool AI needed help to escape from!
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by e12e 8mo ago
Heh, now that our team has standardized on Teams rather than Zulip (so that we suffer/connect with the rest of the org whom are stuck in MS land) - and I've been given the chance to use Teams for a while - it really is worse tha
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by e12e 8mo ago
Looks promising. Any plans for a version that runs locally/self-host able? Looks like the main innovation here is linking outbound traffic to a host with dynamic variables - could that be added to deno itself?
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by e12e 8mo ago
There's indeed an actual toggle at the top to switch on pedantic mode, FYI. But still a bit odd that the article doesn't show assembly/cuda/opencl output of the compiler - nor show an example of anything parallel - like
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by e12e 8mo ago
> ... few tears ago Brilliant. Even if it was a typo.
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by e12e 9mo ago
Hm... I have a Google drive app [Ed: available for install] - but no Gmail/calendar. Maybe because I'm in Europe? (Not that I'm super excited about giving chat GPT my emails - on the other hand Gemini is already there (Gmail)
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by e12e 9mo ago
Strange. When logged in to a free account on Android: https://chatgpt.com/share/697902ad-3070-800d-b523-0fe312c772...
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by e12e 9mo ago
Hmm.. what's this? > gmail (read-only) # gmail.search_email_ids → any # > Description: Search Gmail message IDs by query/tags (read-only). Chat GPT App on android disavows having this... In what context does chat GPT get (re
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by e12e 9mo ago
> ... it doesn't have access to any of my personal or business accounts or computers, at least not anything more than read-only access on a couple of non-critical things How have you set up read-only access? Network shares mounted a
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by e12e 9mo ago
I also would like local LLMs - but that's hardly the biggest issue with these projects? You point it at your email, and you've opened a vector for prompt injection and data exfiltration - all as an integral part of the features yo
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by e12e 9mo ago
> ... what films they are watching. I assume this relates to looking at their desktop activity? Or various streaming services (bot can login from desktop, and can see what was recently viewed... Even if viewed on smart tv etc? > At th
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by e12e 9mo ago
I was more commenting on the language design here; the idea of indexing into a UTF-8 string and returning an ASCII character. What does the index count? Bytes? There doesn't seem to be a way to get UTF-8 characters from strings? Ed: Th
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by e12e 9mo ago
In this case, sure. But what if we shifted to rendering with emojis or whatnot. What would the first ASCII character of the string be?
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by e12e 9mo ago
True enough. On that note, I had a look at the language reference - there's arrays - but also this: (char_at s index) # Get ASCII value at index (0-based) (string_from_char code) # Create string from ASCII value So
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by e12e 9mo ago
True, with early return - there's no need to actually nest with else. Logically this still would be a case/switch though...
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by e12e 9mo ago
Oh, wow. I thought the control flow from the readme was a little annoying with the prefix -notation for bigger/smaller than; # Control flow if (> x 0) { (println "positive") } else { (println &quo
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by e12e 9mo ago
Well, according to Yegge, the next step is an SDK/framework for building your own ai orchestrator - so I expect we'll see support for more than Claude soon.
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by e12e 9mo ago
> The sandboxed bash tool uses OS-level primitives to enforce both filesystem and network isolation. As I can't trust Claude Code to use a correct shell, I don't know why I would trust this feature.
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by e12e 9mo ago
For ssh/shell - set up a regular user, and add capabilities via group membership and/or doas (or sudo). You want to limit access to files (eg: regular user can't read /etc/shadow or write to /bin/doas or &
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by e12e 9mo ago
Ah, I see; the "pi-mono" ai framework has been submitted once: "Pi Monorepo: AI agent toolkit" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46590828
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by e12e 9mo ago
Not actually mine , but theirs (hence no "show hn"). But after learning that Claude code and OpenCode both are closed projects with poor quality control and development process - I thought this looked interesting - and seems to n
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There are many coding agents, but this one is mine(buildwithpi.ai)
2 points by e12e 9mo ago|2 comments
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by e12e 9mo ago
So this basically competes with fzf? https://junegunn.github.io/fzf/
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by e12e 9mo ago
https://archive.is/aaJh4

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